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'''David A. Goodman''' worked briefly as a writer for ''[[Futurama]]'' during the [[season 4|fourth production season]], where he wrote the ever famous ''[[Star Trek]]'' parody episode "[[Where No Fan Has Gone Before]]". | '''David A. Goodman''' worked briefly as a writer for ''[[Futurama]]'' during the [[season 4|fourth production season]], where he wrote the ever famous ''[[Star Trek]]'' parody episode "[[Where No Fan Has Gone Before]]". | ||
After the episode, he was offered a job by the production team of ''{{st|Star | After the episode, he was offered a job by the production team of ''{{st|Star Trek: Enterprise}}'', which he began working on during its second and third season, until his attention turned towards ''{{w|Family Guy}}'', where he began an executive producer in its fourth season. | ||
Goodman mentions on the [[Commentary:Where No Fan Has Gone Before|commentary for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before"]], that he is a huge ''Star Trek'' fan and strived to make as many things in the episode in question a reference. Goodman was [[Awards and nominations|nominated]] for a {{w|Nebula Award}} for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before". | Goodman mentions on the [[Commentary:Where No Fan Has Gone Before|commentary for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before"]], that he is a huge ''Star Trek'' fan and strived to make as many things in the episode in question a reference. Goodman was [[Awards and nominations|nominated]] for a {{w|Nebula Award}} for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before". | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 27 July 2009
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| Profession | Writer |
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David A. Goodman worked briefly as a writer for Futurama during the fourth production season, where he wrote the ever famous Star Trek parody episode "Where No Fan Has Gone Before".
After the episode, he was offered a job by the production team of Star Trek: Enterprise, which he began working on during its second and third season, until his attention turned towards Family Guy, where he began an executive producer in its fourth season.
Goodman mentions on the commentary for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before", that he is a huge Star Trek fan and strived to make as many things in the episode in question a reference. Goodman was nominated for a Nebula Award for "Where No Fan Has Gone Before".